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Boolean Operators in PsycINFO

Boolean Operators in PsycINFO

An instructional video on using Boolean Operators in the PsycINFO (ProQuest) database. Content coverage includes a review of the AND, OR, and NOT operators.

Boolean Operators in PsycINFO

Boolean Operators in PsycINFO

Subject Heading/Thesaurus Searching in PsycINFO

Subject Heading/Thesaurus Searching in PsycINFO

An instructional video on subject heading/Thesaurus searching in the PsycINFO (ProQuest) database. content coverage includes a comparison of keywords vs. subject headings, locating and utilizing the PsycINFO Thesaurus, and applying the Explore and Major functions to subject headings.

Subject Heading/Thesaurus Searching in PsycINFO

Subject Heading/Thesaurus Searching in PsycINFO

Revising Results in PsycINFO

Revising Results in PsycINFO

An instructional video on revising results to broaden or narrow retrieval in PsycINFO. Content coverage includes gleaning information from the full article record of relevant results, modifying search strategies to include additional relevant terms using OR, and applying Limits.

Revising Results in PsycINFO

Revising Results in PsycINFO

Reviewing Results in PsycINFO

Reviewing Results in PsycINFO

An instructional video on revewing results to access full-text in PsycINFO. Content coverage includes locating full-text links or the Get it! UTL button, troubleshooting broken links, and citing, emailing, printing, or saving search results.

Reviewing Results in PsycINFO

Reviewing Results in PsycINFO

The Hare and The Tortoise TimelineJS: Spreadsheet and Presentation

The Hare and The Tortoise TimelineJS: Spreadsheet and Presentation

This timeline dataset depicts the events of the Aesop fable "The Hare & The Tortoise". The timeline is maintained by the open-source timeline tool TimelineJS, and powered by the Google spreadsheet. The dataset can be used to teach digital storytelling elements such as narration, timestamps, TASL framework and tabular data.

The Hare and The Tortoise TimelineJS: Spreadsheet and Presentation

The Hare and The Tortoise TimelineJS: Spreadsheet and Presentation

Introduction to APIs

Introduction to APIs

This module introduces application programming interfaces (APIs). Topics covered include identifying and locating APIs through library resources, evaluating APIs for scholarly use, and reading documentation. Module also incorporates hands-on exercises using CORE API documentation.

Introduction to APIs

Introduction to APIs

Open Educational Resources

Open Educational Resources

This module explores Open Educational Resources (OER) for instructional use. Module covers Creative Commons Licensing, attributing open resources, finding and assessing OER, and contributing to the OER community.

Open Educational Resources

Open Educational Resources

Fundamentals of Data Visualization

Fundamentals of Data Visualization

This module examines the process of creating temporal, geospatial and network data visualizations. Topics covered include categories of visualizations, pre-attentive properties, and organizing and manipulating tabular data for visualizations. Includes examples in Google Data Studio, Palladio, and Voyant.

Fundamentals of Data Visualization

Fundamentals of Data Visualization

Data Resources for Entrepreneurs

Data Resources for Entrepreneurs

This workshop presentation introduces data types and resources relevant to entrepreneurs. Workshop describes industry and market data, and provides an overview of proprietary and open data resources.

Data Resources for Entrepreneurs

Data Resources for Entrepreneurs

Open Source for Digital Communication & Learning Objects

Open Source for Digital Communication & Learning Objects

Within this book, you will learn the necessary skills to create professional live streaming events, podcasts, and video content. Each section will provide a guide to understanding each of these open source technologies and methods of using them. While this book has a focus on digital communication and learning objects, there is no single way to create any of these media types. This book will provide you with techniques and features that are useful in the development of both digital communication and the development of learning objects.

Open Source for Digital Communication & Learning Objects

Open Source for Digital Communication & Learning Objects

Introduction to Structured Data

Introduction to Structured Data

This module provides an overview of best practices for working with structured data. This module introduces major data types (textual, numeric, temporal and geolocative) used for tabular data, and provides working examples of appropriate formats.

Introduction to Structured Data

Introduction to Structured Data

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 1

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 1

This dataset contains text descriptions, location coordinates and media files pertaining to The Hare & The Tortoise to create a StoryMapJS example.

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 1

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 1

Introduction to Audacity

Introduction to Audacity

In this one-hour workshop on Audacity, you will learn how to use the software to create dynamic interviews or podcasts. We will go over importing audio files, editing, recording, and playing back audio, then packaging and exporting the project.

Introduction to Audacity

Introduction to Audacity

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 2

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 2

This dataset contains media files pertaining to The Hare & The Tortoise to create a StoryMapJS example.

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 2

Hare & the Tortoise StoryMapJS: Sample Materials - Part 2

Introduction to NVIVO (November 2020)

Introduction to NVIVO (November 2020)

This module demonstrates NVivo 12, a qualitative analysis software. Module covers creating and importing data, coding and organizing theme nodes, and creating memos and annotation. Walk-through covers both Windows and Mac.

Introduction to NVIVO (November 2020)

Introduction to NVIVO (November 2020)

Dublin Core Description Activity

Dublin Core Description Activity

This spreadsheet can be used to practice assigning Dublin Core elements and descriptions to existing images.

Dublin Core Description Activity

Dublin Core Description Activity

Introduction to ArcGIS Online

Introduction to ArcGIS Online

The overall objective of the class: Discuss GIS basics and the concepts of map making; Explore some cool maps and discuss the data used and the story/analysis the maps are visualizing; Use an example topic to practice finding, adding, importing data and then use tools in ArcGIS to analyze the map; Create your own map by using a provided topic where you will be asked to find data, and analyze the map using ArcGIS tools.

Introduction to ArcGIS Online

Introduction to ArcGIS Online

Introduction to Metadata for Humanists

Introduction to Metadata for Humanists

This module explores real-world applications of metadata in the humanities discipline. Topics covered include types of metadata (descriptive, administrative, and structural), metadata standards and schemas, and working with digital metadata. Includes an activity on searching and describing metadata.

Introduction to Metadata for Humanists

Introduction to Metadata for Humanists

Martian travel to Earth 2242-2250

Martian travel to Earth 2242-2250

This imaginary dataset can be ingested into tutorials requiring use of a refined, tabular dataset

Martian travel to Earth 2242-2250

Martian travel to Earth 2242-2250

Audacity 01 - FFMPEG Library

Audacity 01 - FFMPEG Library

The optional FFmpeg library allows Audacity to import and export a much larger range of audio formats including M4A (AAC), AC3, AMR (narrow band) and WMA and also to import audio from most video files. Because of software patents, Audacity cannot include the FFmpeg software or distribute it from its own websites. Instead, use the following instructions to download and install the free and recommended FFmpeg third-party library. Advanced usage: If you already have Audacity-compatible FFmpeg 2.2.x or 2.3.x shared libraries in the system PATH, Audacity will use those as long as you do not install FFmpeg from the links below and as long as you do not specify the FFmpeg you want Audacity to use in Libraries Preferences. https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/installing_ffmpeg_for_windows.html

Audacity 01 - FFMPEG Library

Audacity 01 - FFMPEG Library

Audacity 02 - Import Audio

Audacity 02 - Import Audio

Methods of importing audio files into Audacity

Audacity 02 - Import Audio

Audacity 02 - Import Audio

Audacity 03 - Understanding Tracks

Audacity 03 - Understanding Tracks

Tutorial and guide to how tracks work in Audacity

Audacity 03 - Understanding Tracks

Audacity 03 - Understanding Tracks

Audacity 04 - Recording Audio

Audacity 04 - Recording Audio

How to record audio directly into Audacity

Audacity 04 - Recording Audio

Audacity 04 - Recording Audio

Audacity 05 - Editing Audio

Audacity 05 - Editing Audio

Methods of editing audio in Audacity

Audacity 05 - Editing Audio

Audacity 05 - Editing Audio

Audacity 06 - Layer Tracks

Audacity 06 - Layer Tracks

Tips on methods of layering your tracks in Audacity

Audacity 06 - Layer Tracks

Audacity 06 - Layer Tracks

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Operator	Usage	Example
AND	Narrows your search to include results that contain both search terms.	orientation AND games
OR	Broadens your search to include results that contain either search term.	students OR undergraduates
NOT	Narrows your search by excluding certain words or phrases.	orientation NOT games
Asterisk (*)	Used to search for multiple beginnings, middles, and endings of words. Replaces the asterisk with multiple characters.	librar* will include results like: library libraries librarian
Question Mark (?)	Used to search for multiple beginnings, middles, and endings of words. Replaces the question mark with a single character.	?est will include results like: Test Pest West Will not include: Contest
Tilde (~)	Used to make your search ‘fuzzy’ or search for synonyms and alternate spellings. Note: Only works for Keyword search	Shaun~ will include results like: Shaun Sean Shawn
Quotation Marks (“”)	Uses quotation marks to search for a specific word or phrase.	“alumni golf tournament”

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